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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01

The .Electrfc.1.tght COmlp0mtcss
LITIGATION 0Rowix0 OUT OF THE ABSORPTION or
THE BRusH-swAN BY TEE UNITED STATES CON-
PANY.
Yesterday the Court in General Term heard the
case Of the. United States Eiectrtc-Lightiug CO.
against L. z Latter, Marshal Wilson, and the
Brush-swan Electric Co. The defendant Letter, in
April 1856, nled q bill against the Brush-swan
and the United States Electric Companies r. B.
Congcr, A. A. Hayes, ct al, for an Injunction,
receiver discovery, &C. The bill set forth that
Mr.. Letter had subscribed for nrty shares OF the
Brush-swan Co.! stock. at 500 share. and had
Frank Il Conger, as agent OF the United States
Co, prevailed upon majority OF the stockhold rs
Of the Brash-Swan Co. TO exchange their stock for
states Co, and that vice-Prsident Niles and
others, representing the Brush-Swan Co., del1v-
cred large amount Of property including the sta
ment that The iatt company would pay for the
use OF the property, which Mr.. Letter alleged it
had not done. After reciting other facts ne
another, Mr.. Letter asked for discovery and re- Re-
cetver for the Brush-Swan Co, ana that the United
states Co Ia deemed . debtor for the use OF the
R letter dsmisssd the piil Is against All but The Che
Brush-Swan CO., and amended it by setting forth
that his subscription 70 the stock was made with
would proc. ei TO exercise its cooperative rirSts
decree dec W was made made snnuing NJ Letters IS su6scpip. S
S Ss tSs n sssP Ps
holding $4,000 OF the 1000 In stock certincates
OF the BRUSH Co, then MED bill 70 have this de-
e. is . .sa ns s.s posSs
subscribers TO the Brush-6wan stock; ana that the
property Of the company should be cold and sur
plus dsv,dsG % 5 .Mong s ssockhcldes Or suoscD
NON the order diamissang II the united states Co.
appealed.
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Born wlHR DRUNK AND N Cuf HRR WIFE
KNl1s.-WiIliam Pncet colored, was charYed In
the Police Court To-Day with cutting Susan Price,
q knlfo becauue aho ref0DUd 70 make his bed up,
zhe oesondrne denied the cutting. He sAid that
Uoeh WEE drunk and he WAS cutt1nG ptece Of
meat for ~ dug When ahe cane n and sfaggered
aiainst yhe kn11e. cutting her ann. He was nnsd
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ASKING FOB MANDAMUs ON COMMISSIONER
BLACK.-Mr. J. g. Blge.ow mas fIed petition for
writ OF mandamus N the name OF the United
states ex rel Oscar Dunlap against i g, Blsck.
nrsL application OF sne Kind made during Gen.
Blacks administration, and is important, rs there
are nuiuUer OI cases stutiar w Il 70 be setLied
The peti.I ner, who lives at Grand View, Dak.,
was capts1n in the 26Ih Illinois infantry, and
Was wounded December u, 1S64, in sucn u Way
ieg near tue ankle were anputateL He sets fJrLa
mat ne has received pension Of $50 u mouth, or
SIS ior the loss VI tue hand and SIS lor Tue OF
t.ie loot. He claims though that under mUre re-
Ceut laws he Is emitted 70 SIS per mOutn frOin
.harcn ), 1883. anu 70 $50 per nontn Ison August
4, 1856, aud sa1 ; That Lne Commissioner OF PEN
sluns refused, aud SILL refuses t0 grant hun
Lue rating 70 which ne entitied. He asks Tue
writ VI luindalnus 20 compel lne Commissioner 70
reissue 70 III: .ettloaer nlS penaton certncate at
Iue Increased rating.
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A Corpse In . BaGxage-ReoM.
TIE BODY on A BEAUTIFUL GIRL STOLEN AND soil
TO a DOCrok

Du NorNRs. Nov 1.-The dead body OF hand
come young girl was discovered In q box az The
yesCerisy, IL h.d been checked through a. bag
gage. Investigation proved The corpse 20 be The
body OF Katie Dunn, nineteen years OF aye, VINO
Formerly resided nj Charlton. Sue afterw ard ved
In ST. Joseph where she died rew days ago and
was inferred at Charlton, saturday. Her grave
must have been tmmediateiy oesecrxte6 The cor
oners inouest Developed the TACT that box con-
taining the body had been shipped from Charlton
by Dr. GILLESPIE, OF East Des AolneA Ne was placed
under arrest and admits having sent the body.
but says he received &c nom Q man he oid NOS
know.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01

INDIAN AGENCY RENovED.-The President has
orde,eI the removal vi the headquarters OF the
Mackinaw Indian Agency from Flint to Sauit Ste
Marie, Michigan.
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Telegrams to The Star.
MARCHING ON SWORD BEARER
A Battle Likely On the Big Horn To-day
TERRIBLE GASOLINE EXPLOSION.
A DOZEN PERSONS KILLED IN ST. LOUIS
Grevy Trying to Create q Diversion.
MR. OsRRIEN,s ARREST.


Another Example of the Lawiessness
Of the Arish Authorities.
Special Cable Dispatch to The EvESrSe STAR
LONDON, Nov. Lit Is universally understood
here that II Mr.. O'Brien had pressed his appeal be
would have been acquitted but he expressly
dropped II because he did not wish IL 10 be thought
ne was relying only on technical objections Tue
diSoruerly way In which Stokes seized him before
Tue warrant Was made ou. Is generally condemned.
IL Is only specimen OF the ltwlessness or the ex-
e.utIve under Baiiours direction.
Harrington ~ an lrrecOmctlable.
Special Gable Dispstch To The EVENING STAR
LONDON, Nov. l.--Hartinglon has further defined
his opt1lon OF home rule as arising from the Ia
tionalst element In Gladstone's bli he will agree
TO nothing which recog dzes Ifi,h Nationality aud
Will only grant Local government when Ireland Is
quiet. TnIS, 0f course, Is an iup0slUle program,
ana indicates tnat nartine ton iatenas ~ enter-
taln an rreconcilabe attl, ude toward Gladstone.
Buffalo Bsii willing 10 Sell Ous.
Special Cable Dis,atcu to 1HE .-vksISe srAR-
LONDON, Nov. L-BufIa.o Bill Is wlinng 10 sell out
his wId West snow for 10000 pounds. He has
been offered $1,000 aud refused II.
Mr. Matthews will Stick.
Special Gable Dispatch to The EvEsNo STAR
LONDON, Nov. L-Mr. MaILhews VIII not resign
after AL but wil Keep bis place and Try TO recover
his reputation.
stocks Depressed by the kaiser's Illness.
Special CaD.e Dispatch to 1HE EvEsISo STAR
FRANKfoRT, Nov. 1.-The continental stock ex-
chaages t.-diy were depressed ruInors that the
hnperor wiuian Is dangerously ILL
I'm evv,S rnuNCGn ~ n.- ur
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The Thistle aeeachc, Greenock.
Constable EndicOtl Dischargea.
COLLAPSE OF Tnx cKLEBRATsD CASE OF MISS cAss OF
From wall street To-Day,

NRw foaK, Nov. ], IL a-m.-Tne stock market
ope ed steady this morning, nrst prices being
elmer unchanged or but slsnt Iracti0as different
IrOn last evenings nuai II, ures. The market WAS
extremely dul except for I0ur or nye leading
stocks, Missouri Pacinc. wesUern Union, Reading,
Nortnwestern aud 81. PAU, wnicn monopoiiled
the enure interest In The speculation. 1ne market
Was generally nrn in Tue early Dealings Irac.lcnal
advances Oeing made over tue wnole nst. his
souri Pacinc Was an exception, losing 4 per cent,
from which, however, It immediately advanced 4.
Northwestern galneu per cent anu the reInalnucr
Iroln i 10 y, aiter wnica tne list became steady
at tue advance, Without siecidi feature Interest,"
There Was SOle heav1ness In tue Latter part the
hour and several stocAs wenl bacA 70 the Opening
nsures, but al IL O'Clock the market very Jun
and steady AT slIght ractlons auove the opening
prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01

PATENTS HAVE BEEN Issued to residents OF the
District as follows: EInile Besliner, Two patents
radiating mantei; Albert l. Pitney, rope or Line
|
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Buffalo Hill Wiling 10 Sell Ous.
Preparing q Cabiaet Crisis 10 Diverl
Attention 1rOun hsS SS,n.s m. xRSG.

LONDON. Nov. L-Ine Itmes orres,ondent at
Paris says: "President Grevy Is preparing a caDi-
net CRISIS In order 70 drown tue wi.soa comolion-
the cabinet viii be upset on the CONVERSION de-
bate, and N. de FIey clnet VIII beco.le preinief.
Inns Will, however, only slave on I've inquiry,
wnIcn VIII 0e demanded later py the ngnt sup.
purJeu Dy raulca.s Inen President 1revy wiii
De Upset, And radicals VIA a Congress 10
eiccl niS successor. cecret ComIl.ltees prlng
loflAed In aii parts oi Paris ws.ca Tor u 1avpr-
apae opportunity 20 exert mob pressure on tsae
election VI president"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01

The wife q Charles 0verton, the actor. has been
granted divorce IRON him in Lo00on On the
ground q oesortaoa and adultey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01

FIRsT-CLAss POsTAGR ON ADVERTISING WRAPPKRs.
The Postmaster-Gene has written letter IN re-
ply TO protests received from merchants In New
York and other cities against the enforcement OF
post-0mce regulation IOrDiddlng Tie sending Of
thifo and fourth-ciasS matter In wrapp>rs on
Wuicn advertisements are printed. 1t has been
tne custom Of merchants sending goods 70 CUSTOM
els thruugn the mails 10 nciose Lnein 81 wrappers
very generously covered with advertising maLCer.
Inc p,St-OInce now hlvS that OH parcels SO
wrapped 1irst-ciass post1 is required. The POST
asterGencrai. in bis letter. Informs the prOlej-
tantS that the regulation Is an Odd one, based On
the Original law Classifying mali mater. The
r., uidLtUn had become dead letter, through lax
enf0rc ment, but wnen The regulations were re-
vlsed recently IL MAS uncovered, and postanasterS
Were directed TO enforce 1t.
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Murdered By COSyboys.

CHICAGO. Nov. IAN Albuquerque, n. NJ, spe-
cfal says: fnteliigence just received from san
Pe1ro county, so mlies east, gives an account OF
the murder OF Jose Gutierrez, major domo or the
LoaQuade rancho, a suoep rancne owned by Jacob
Y. Pnssar. The murder WAS committed by gang
OF cowo boys. party OF ten armed MexIcalts has
started from here TO the scene oi the murdel, and
IL Is not unlikely thai more trouble viii eusue.
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THE EVENING STAR
ADJUSTMENTS.

T'HE JOCKEY CLUE RACES
WILL BE CONTINUED
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
FRIDAY. AND POSSIBLY SATURDAY
OF TITS WEEK
Trains via b. and o. at 10. 40 and 10.
turning immediately after the
First Race at half past 1 o'clock
F.B MCGUIRE. President.
r. d. MCINTYRE. Secretary 1t
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Emperor William's COmdstiOn.
BERLIN. Nov. L-Enperor william passed toi-
erxDly good night Last q igaL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01

Chas W. Dent, the six-year-old son OF Chas W.
Dent, printer, living ut No. $40 4th street north
east, sat In Lieut. Keily's room at the sixth pre-
cincL station last night charged with shooting and
killing Ella Davis, the thirteen-year-old daughter
OF ThOs II. Davis, a carpenter, living at No. e22
4th street northeast, q few doors from where the
Dent family resides. Ella Davis, the victim Of the
shooting, went with several other children to MIR.
Dents house, where they were given the front
basement room to play in. Among the chill
dren gathered there was little Chas Dent.
The children ran up stairs Charles was
not 80 fast q runner as the other chill
dren, and when on. the third door he was
the last 70 leave the room to 60 down stairs again
bureau drawers and tO0k out his Tatner's revolver
wnicn ne evidently thought he would have some
1un with. Not knowing the danger attending tue
Use OF the weapon the ulte FELLOW entered room
down stairs where his playmates were, and said to
Ella DAVIS, VINO was his fayorite companion, "Tm
golag to shoot you" In an instant the report OF
The weapon Vas heard and Ella Davis Iell to the
nVor fatally wounded tn bullet having entered
nsr D wao ss was az once sum
sac died about Two hours after receiving the
wound. Tue little boy did not realize what had
done, and when taken TO the station by Oiicer
haiLnorth, he seemed just as cOntented as wnen
he was playing wlth tue children, wuolly uncOn-
sctOus OF tue tact tnat he h d Killed one or his
faclS thought mat there was no need TO hold tue
h,tle boy at the station, and ordered his release
Ar Dent, father OF The boy. SAID 70 a sTAK re-
porter last evening that be Was not at home when
the shooting occurred. Ella Davis he said, was
his sons favOrtte companion, and he naturally
spoke to her saying, sim going to shoot" Mr.
Dent said that the weapon was given to him
several years ago. and having no use ior 1t he let
bis son play with IT, and on holidays he would use
1t TO hold nrecrackers In. The weapon, he SAID
was not loaded when he last saw It about two
weeks ago and It was mystery to him how IL
became loaded. The revolver Was very hard one
he could not understand how his son was able TO
use 1t.
Louis Ray, messenger at police headquarters
was passing the house when the shot was fred
and going In found the girl lying on the floor
The girl he said, was standing In the room putting
on her gloves wuen tue boy entered the room, and
holding the weapon about five inches from her
head, said, "Aoney, or your nfei" and fired. The
weapon, he Said, was old and rusty, and was very
hard 70 snOOt
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NAVAL ORDERS.-Naval Cadet C. 8. Craig has
been ordered 20 hold himself In readiness for Or
ders TO the Mdrtoa; Lieut.. COMMANDER II. E.
Nichols has been detached from duty as inspector
Vi steel anu ordered to duty In the Coast survey
Ensign l. X. Sey mour from Tie COdsl survey
steamer Bacne and Ordered TO the Nl,,slc; k.isSn
Ii. W. Harrison from the Coast Survey SCHOONER
kagle and ordered 70 tue Vermont
GAUGRR APPOINTED-E. E. Adams has been ap-
pointed interna.-fevenue gauger at Los Angeles
Cal
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Death Of u 4, ench Painter.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Death Is announced OK Jean
Raymond HypPoyte LAzerges, the French painter.
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DISBURSEMENTS FOR cHAKiTY AND INSURANCE..
CHICAGO, Nov. LIN tue convention or the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers yesterday
the principal business TRANSACTED was the adop-
ZION Of the report OF the executive commitree on
claims for aid. The amount disbursed by the
brotherhood In this manner amounts to about
$4,000 annually which was the toJai very nearly
OF the l20 claims PASSED for payment yesterday.
These claims are from The fauIliies OF Disabled
And helpless engineers and the widows and
orphans OF deceased members, for whom The In
surance organization has not afforded relief. In
ali the sum OF $l00, 100 has been expended by the
brotherhood since aus Organization In the direct re-
uei OF persons OF the above CLASS The Mutual
Insurance Co. has paid cut In addition 81 600,
as stated In the address OF the grand cnief engi-
neer. The business Ut the convention Is drawing
70 . close, but there remains q few Important re-
ports TO be received ana acted on
Advancing Western Telegraph Tolls.
KANSAS err, Mo-, Nov. 1.-The western Union
Telegraph Company has abolished the special re-
bate and Mutual Union rates 70 eastern points
This Is eQuivaent TO an advance OF 20 per cent on
night and % per cent on day messageaL The
Paclnc Mutual Company also announces an ad-
vance Of 20 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01

A MILLION MORE DADDY DoLLARs.-During the
past mouth the Government mas coined more than
u million silver dollars.
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MOVING ON SWORD BEARER.
The Troops March this Morning 20 A.
lacA tine RHO ,eile lrOSg


lacK tine AAOsaile CrO sgs.
81. PAUL. MINI, Nov LA Pioneer Press Fort
Custer special says orders have been issued FOR
the troops TO move to-day. FIVE companies or
eayalry and one OF Infantry, under command OF
big. Gen. hueer Take lie 4eld Al lrvop A,
lsl cavalry. reacueu CusLer Stalon last nj. mt aud
u now en- fou.c nerc. A coAier Iro.u llIe Crow
Agency reports large AMI Very noisy ga,ncrl.g VI
1nulans near Lne ake~y. and tne inullu Nar uills
couia pc nearo iast nigal All aloag lue blg norn
kiver. luuiliis are orucrcu w De ln vaDip uy
tIioAy nlsul, and AL Out aIUer De ueatel
~ Avsllles 1nc troops are In nixn sp-rils.
The Thistle Reaches aireenOck.
LONDON, Nov. l.-Tue scotch yacnt Thistle
whlcn Iert New YORK october IL, arrived a. Green.
Ok lo-iay. 1he Tnis,ie kood voyage. ner
best days run was 25S miles and her worst 75
miles Sne behaved Well
Constable EndicOts Discharges.
COLLAPSE OF rh4 ckLEBRATED CASE OF Miss CAss, OF
LOsDUS.
LONDON, Nov. 1-Tne prosecution OF Constable
Enulcott, VINO arrested MSS Cdss on the Charge OF
being an iinproper charac,er and wno Was iIulcted
by tne Miduie,ex grand Juiy ror peiJury VI
the evidence ne gave against ner, has collapsed.
be judge before whom lne case WAS heard leld
tual tue evidence OF Miss Cass was not corropo-
raved, and discharged the Constable.
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Washington News and Gossip.

PAGES and Of TIE STAR to-day contain:
The Presidents Reply TO the British Friends Of
international Arbitration, Architect Walters Ca
reer, the Industrial Home School, the Coming state
Elections, Another Globe Like Ours, O'Brien Taken
TO Cork JAIL Telegraphic Dispatches &c. The
advertisements are classified as follows: Auction
Sales Hotels Proposals. specialties. Educational
Panos and Organs. Books, sewing Machines,
Medical Railroads, Potomac River Boats Ocean
steamers, Wood and Coal Attorneys, Family sup
plies. Ladies' Goods, House-furnishingA Dentistry.
Professional
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, x270, 5o4; customs. $527, ,T1a
TIE President yesterday afternoon held . pub
lie reception. at which over three hundred people
were present, including the delegates 70 the In
ter-Seminary Alliance meeting at Alexandria.
A PRRcAUTIoN AGAINST CHoLERA.--SurYeon-Ge Gen.
eral Hamilton has recommended to the secretary
OF the Treasury, as . precautionary measure, that
revenue cutter be stationed during the coming
winner AZ the entrance OF the CnesApeake Bay TO
Inspect incoming vessels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01

GENTLEMEN.
Before you buy your Suits. overcosss or Warm
Underwear. you should examine our stock Of these
Toods for they possess merit in style and make besuty
In fabrics and trminss the prices range, from the
lowest price garment to the finest considerably lower
than any house sell the same Grade in quality tor
SCHOOL SUITS
You know We make the Boys and Young Mems trade
Especial feature. Boys cannot only be we'll suited
In t. but there b On air Of styisin the cut and mako
which always gain the prsfsrsncs when comparisons
are insdaL Prices are aiways the lowest
Our Line Of Neckwear 10 full. fresh, and fsultss..
NOAH WALKER co.
or 625 Psnnsyivania svsuua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01

PORTABLE GRArEs.
BRASS ANDIRoNs. TENDERS.
And all the requisites for the artistic treatment of the
oren fireplace. Exquisite Porceains for sntel orns-
menis- Choice examples OF Royal Worcester Douiton
and other celebrated potteriea Artistic Brou1es,
bEasses, &C.
HAYwAkD 4 HUTCHINSON,
olo 40. On, .,,...
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CHATHAM, Mass, Nov. LA nence nvftneasI gale
has been prevaliing since nldulghl A terr7bao
Sea - running oalslae and on lne shoslA ThO
sleaIner kattesnake, fVr Pniladelpuia, ts passing
south; aIs0 unAnown tug Win Que bafxe, sn-
otner with Two oargeA aposner with Q TIRES.
mAsIed schooner In Tow, all being driven ralldly
toward Ponocks Kip. wnicn, II passed safely, will
take them into comparatiyeay smoolh water
toward vineyard sound There are also passing
south one ons, one b4rkenltne, rve large scnOon.
ers. and three small schooner> Tae gaze seems -
increase.
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S2O OvsHooArs Nor WoRru $40
33 East 18th st. New York.

WE HAVE ADDED TO OUR ALREADY
LARGE STOCK Of ERCOATs FOUR
SHADES OF Fur BEAVER CoLORs, BLACK,
ELUE, BROWN AND OXFOhD MIXED. THE
ADVANTAGE OF THESE COAT, ARE THEY
ARE wAkN ANDlET ARE NOT HEAVY IN
wEiGHI. AND The PRICE Is e2o. AND
THEY AXE NOT WORTH ss0: BUT If YOU
sHO LID BUY ONE We GIVE YOU GUAR
ANIEE TICKET WHICH ENTITIES lOU TO
RETURN YOUR COAT IF NOT sATIsFAC-
TORY AND We WILL GIVE YOU YOUR
MONEY aHEkE ELSE CAN YOU DO THE
SAME kCHo oANswEAs-wHEREs
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PRESBYTERIAN PKOTRsT ABOUT INDIAN INsrRUc-
TIoN.-ihe Secretary OF the lnLerior yesterday re-
ceived from committee appointed FOR the pur-
pose by tne synod OF minnesota OF the
Chuicn al lnest protest against III recent order
"a The Commissioner OF indian AQalrs f0rOldulng
The instruc ION OF Indian youth in Lheir own Lam
guagt and requiring all ins. s.ructiOn In schools on
rc,erva,iou, To We III the EnSnsn ian2uage. The
couinllI.ee ask that tle order Ue revoked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01

CHICAGO, Nov l-JaRes u. brayalan, one OF tho
oldes, Newspaper men IN the West, who has been
connected villa the pr, IS or Chicago FOR over =
third or q century, died sunday niorning. MI.
Brayman was born IN BuffaIo seyenly-lwo years
ago. and passed bis early lie In that city, where
be iearned the printers trade. Step by step ho
woI ked his Way up the ladder until ne had oUcn-
pied editorial positions On The Buffalo Courier, and
Cbmn,erctat ADVERTISER. In 1854 he Came 10 Cnl-
cago aud became one OF the edtors OF the Cn.caso
Desnotrat under the Hon. joan Menlworth In
1851 ne became a member of tue editorial sIan q
tue SzdndaTd, the Baptist organ OF the Northwest
win wnlcu ne oeea connected ever since.
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eny VI Aedicine last evening the suDJecs OF typnoA
fewer was discussed The Concurrent testimony q
readily yielded 10 treatment Some inasled that
there had not been YET any true Causes OF typnoto
feyer, but that the disease was more properly oo.
scrlbcd as N. .lar1al lever. The health ofncer ~
ported that cases dlo not prevail where streets aro
torn d. ana said thai theory OF The cause IAlle1
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Omaha swi,chmeu D.s.atl.sled.
THEY THREATEN 30 sIkIKK ~ OBNOXIOUS YAn1
Masters Akk MT plsCHAka.D.

MAST EMS Akk MT piscHAk9sD.
CHICAGO, Nov. Ian Omaha special says: 4
genera strike OF all the swltcnmea la the city 10
IareaueDed ON account OF the unpopuar.ly of ard
masters sleehans and Ilgne, OF the Union Paclilo
rvaas. Grand Master Aonaghau, OF the swltcns
mems Assembly, had a conference with Capt
biacAensderIer, OF tue Nebraska division OF the
Union Pacinc Road, and Ar. McCInJock, legal
his utiuiatuIn, demanding Tie discharge VI the
ounvxlous yaruLDasters A oeClsiOn Will be
reacuea on the return or SuptnnIenaent DicAson,
who Is e1pected here the latter part OF tae week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01

The TREASURY RECEIPTS during the month Of
october were over = mulion dollars per day, and
ex p. p tue expenditures for the month by ABOUT
4l0OOO,OOQ
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Ashore ON Virginia Beach.
BALTIA0kR, Nov. 1-Scaooner Harriel Thomas.
from New Haven for Baitlinote, Is ashore on Vlr.
gtu1a Beach and VIII break up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01

CALLED ON THE PRxsIDEST.-SenatorC Cockrel and
Com Missioner OF Indian Affairs ALKinS called upon
the President this morning. Secretary Lamar
Called uu The PresluenL later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01

The Chief OF Eng .neen transmits unchanged the
estimates OF Col Hains OF fue The impeuve-
ment Of the Potomac data
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01

THE OssIPKE arrived at Newport to-day.
SECRETARY W HiTNRY's CoNpIrIoN.-Letters were
received at tue Navy Department this morning
barring endorsements by Secretary whitney,
winch fact regard. at the Department AS an tu-
dAcatiOn Inat nIs nealCu II improving.